Can I work with one VPS?

[blife]

Hi,
I have two PayPal accounts which are both limited but I have some money on each one of them.
Now I`m waiting for the 180 days to pass in order to withdraw the money.
For each account I have unique VPS (different IP ofcourse).
My question is: can I use the same VPS for both of them now since they are already limited and give up the 2nd VPS? because I`m paying for 2 VPS`s for 6 months.
Thank you.

[shani1212]

Not a good idea at all. If you use these VPS for your limited account, and then use same VSP for new account (ebay/paypal) your new account will be linked with your limited accounts.

[blife]

Hi Shani thanks for your reply but I think I didn't make myself clear with my intentions:
I won't use these (one of them) VPS to create new account...
Let`m put it this way: I have one VPS-X and on it there is PayPal-X, I have another VPS-Y and on it there is PayPal-Y.
I want to close the VPS-Y and login to my PayPal-X and my PayPal-Y on my VPS-X and by that way avoiding paying for another VPS for nothing .And again, I won't use this VPS-X for any other new\old paypal\ebay accounts.
Please advise,
Thanks.

[meoshisha]

Buy a cheap proxy, then install firefox portable on the 1st VPS. You can use proxy to login to your 2nd eBay/PayPal on the firefox portable. Just keep them have separate IPs so it won't cause any trouble with you for the next 6 months.

[Jennifer91]

Would a cheap proxy really be good? I'd go with VPN, I use to have dozens of VPS. I believe VPN is better, 123 has a VPN service here on the forums. I'd go with that! Oh wait already did. lol

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by blife

Hi,
I have two PayPal accounts which are both limited but I have some money on each one of them.
Now I`m waiting for the 180 days to pass in order to withdraw the money.
For each account I have unique VPS (different IP ofcourse).
My question is: can I use the same VPS for both of them now since they are already limited and give up the 2nd VPS? because I`m paying for 2 VPS`s for 6 months.
Thank you.

Do not risk using the same IP if you are hoping to get held paypal funds.

Avoid links even now,

Just avoid links.

[Dmshark25]

Originally Posted by blife

can I use the same VPS for both of them now since they are already limited and give up the 2nd VPS? because I`m paying for 2 VPS`s for 6 months.

Thank you.

If you just need to login one more time each 6 months from now when your funds are released so u can withdrawal you may be ok.

No sense in paying for 2 VPS for 2 limited paypal accounts

[Adzdon]

You don't wanna use 2 accounts on the same system, BUT if you do then use a Dedicated IP for each account with a incognito browser. I tried using my 2 stealth accounts on a same VPS then i got limited.

[phaz0rz]

Here's an idea:

Since both of the Paypal accounts are no longer usable, you could cancel both VPS subscriptions and use public Wifi to access the Paypal accounts if you ever need to.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Here's an idea:

Since both of the Paypal accounts are no longer usable, you could cancel both VPS subscriptions and use public Wifi to access the Paypal accounts if you ever need to.

What if he then gets any/all of the we do not recognise you messages, supply ID?

[cmbhuy]

make sure u save the cookies if you do since you dont want the non recognize device when you try to withdraw later

[jeffweico]

How much money do you have in account A and how much money in account B?

What is the cost of each VPS monthly?

If you are spending $10 per month per VPS, then it would be $60 each, or $120 total.

Now, if you have $3,000 in each PayPal account, $6,000 in total, is it worth spending the $120 to safeguard that $6,000? I think so.

But, lets say you have $5,900 in one PayPal and $100 in the other account. Then, it would pay to keep the one VPS going to safeguard the $5,900. I would not spend $60 to safeguard $100.

I wouldn't rock the boat if you do not want to lose the funds. Of course, dumping the VPS's will not automatically mean the accounts will not disburse in 180 days. And keeping them will not ensure the disbursement. It is a question of odds and the level of risk you are comfortable with. It is a business decision.

If there is anything over $1,000 in an account, I would personally lean towards spending the $60 and not rocking the boat. However, I am very conservative when it comes to business matters.